Today I feature a brand new video from Red Square member Xyclone and Portmore deejays Deva Bratt. Titled “Top Shottas Anthem” and directed by T4, we see the two deejays and their respective crews gather around to kick off the anthem while the rest of the video shows off the deejays making references to shottas. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Noisey Jamaica today venutred into the female side of Dancehall Music. Here Codine Williams interviewed popular deejays Spice and Tifa before their rehearsals for Reggae Sumfest. Here Tifa spoke about feuds in Dancehall music, getting a break in the industry as a female artist, and backlash from fellow artists and fans. Spice spoke about her upbringing, her biggest hit “Ramping Shop” with Vybz Kartel, showing support for Vybz Kartel, being compared to Lil Kim with her raunchy lyrics, and Jamaicans being creative with slangs and dances. We also see Spice dancing with her backup dancers and how she interacts with them. I like that their music was featured in these interviews, just wished it was longer. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
In celebration of his Grammy win, rapper Drake just released the video to his hot single “Started From The Bottom“. Directed by Director X and Drake, it’s a mix of scenes where Drake’s working at a supermarket, rapping in the snow beside a sportscar, and living it up at a party. Catch Drake rapping in front of the billboard. Check out the video and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Another artiste that was away from the Jamaican music scene for a long time was “Fire Wayne” also known as I-Wayne. Winford Williams managed to have the singer on his show to discuss a few things. Here I- Wayne spoke on his absence from the Jamaican music scene, his performances at Sting 2012 and Rebel Salute, his personality, his style of music, his thoughts on Chronixx, and his wishes for the music fraternity. He also previewed am upcoming single. Good Interview, I-Wayne has always been a highly respected artist. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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“Everyone falls in love sometimes, I don’t know bout you but it ain’t a crime…” Remember this song? This was done by the Jamaican Singer and Deejay duo Tanto Metro and Devonte. Many of us haven’t heard from them in years but Winford Williams managed to get them together for a short interview on Onstage. Here they talk about being away from the Jamaican music scene for the past few years, their change in management, their comeback campaign which includes a new album, and featured contributors to their album. They also premiered their video for a single called “Already Know“. Good to see them back and I do hope they are well received by the fans old and new alike. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Today’s music video comes from Singer Romain Virgo. Titled “Cry Tears For You” and directed by JayMac, Virgo and his lover are shown experiencing the joys of being soon to be parents, only for his lady to have a miscarriage and we witness the couple facing depression and bringing conflicts to their union. The video ends when Virgo discovers that his lady is missing only to find out she committed suicide. The video was done in flashback style where it begins at the end and the events prior to it are shown. Pretty good video and it shows what many couples and women go through when they lose a unborn child. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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